To be honest none of the odious right wing journo class dont either. Just a stick to beat muslims and the left with
God I'm sick of this journo driven ISIS bride drumbeat.
Mate, "lefty" journo has personalized ads tracking 😂
Similar to the radio 4 framing this morning. I swear the journo sounded sad that the numbers had gone down.
as a bluecheck trans journo w/ 120k, i personally think whoever or whatever freak had a hand in coding this should be broken on the wheel for their trespasses against the nook estate
Informal British and Australian term for a journalist. Characteristic of both British and Australian English's tendency to shorten words and add -o (cf. 'arvo,' 'aggro,' 'servo'). Used affectionately or neutrally within media circles and in general conversation. Can carry mild dismissive overtones depending on context — 'just a journo' versus calling someone a respected journalist — but is not inherently pejorative.
A couple of journos from the local paper were waiting outside when she left the hearing.
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(Australian, UK, informal) A journalist.
“To be honest none of the odious right wing journo class dont either. Just a stick to beat muslims and the left with”
“God I'm sick of this journo driven ISIS bride drumbeat.”
“Mate, "lefty" journo has personalized ads tracking 😂”
“Similar to the radio 4 framing this morning. I swear the journo sounded sad that the numbers had gone down.”
“as a bluecheck trans journo w/ 120k, i personally think whoever or whatever freak had a hand in coding this should be broken on the wheel for their trespasses against the nook estate”
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Aussie and Kiwi vocabulary — bogan, daggy, brekkie, sheila, bach, jandals — the whole Antipodean lexicon, including outback dialect, surf and beach culture, and Sydney/Melbourne street slang.
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